"Open Collective" matching MCP servers:

MCP bridge for Nemeton — control native macOS virtual machines (Apple Virtualization.framework) from Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or any MCP client. 50+ tools across VM lifecycle, snapshots, console, files, networking, and host metrics. Bridge open-source (MIT), Nemeton app is commercial.

Open-source MCP server for managing Hetzner Cloud infrastructure with two management layers: * Layer 1 — Hetzner Cloud API (35 tools): Server power control, metrics, snapshots, backups, firewalls, DNS zones and records, rescue mode, server rebuild and rescale. Works even when the server OS is unresponsive. * Layer 2 — SSH (25 tools): Service management (systemd), Nginx config and reload,

Enables controlling an Ubuntu desktop VM over SSH: run shell commands, open real terminal windows, drive the mouse and keyboard, manage windows, transfer files, and capture genuine screenshots of the screen or a single window. Intended for GUI-dependent work such as security experiments, vulnerability reproduction, form filling, and report illustrations.

Enables searching LinuxServer.io images, auditing Docker Compose and run commands against documentation-derived conventions, and searching open/closed image requests to prepare drafts without submission.

Enables AI agents to lease clean or signed-in Android emulator clones as adb-accessible devices, list and release them, and optionally open a scrcpy mirror, with short-lived leases that can be reclaimed after a client reconnects.

Local MCP server for Android emulator control, exposing tools to get emulator status, inspect UI tree, capture screenshots, and open App settings via Appium and ADB.

Kubernetes MCP server built into Sextant, a free open-source desktop client: agents get per-cluster permissions (off by default), every change needs a confirmation in the window, and every call is logged. Tools cover resources, logs, events, metrics, scale, restart, Helm, Flux and Argo CD.

An open-source MCP server for managing Proxmox environments, including nodes, virtual machines, and containers. It enables users to perform inventory checks, status monitoring, and control operations directly through MCP-compatible tools.